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Japan’s move into China was met by a. economic sanctions. c. threats of war. b. a condemnation. d. blockade of Japan’s ports.
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Japan’s move into China was met by

a. economic sanctions.
c. threats of war.
b. a condemnation.
d. blockade of Japan’s ports.

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Japan’s move into China was met by "a. economic sanctions", especially by the United States, which stopped exporting steel to Japan. This was a major reason for the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor.
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